World Liberty said it does not own or operate the AI platform WorldClaw and does not control the models offered through it. At the same time, the company declined to say whether it holds an equity stake in WorldClaw or takes part in its fundraising or revenue sharing arrangements. The disclosure leaves the nature of the relationship between the two sides unclear.
WorldClaw has integrated more than 300 Chinese and U.S. AI models, according to the statement cited by Odaily. The platform also lists USD1 as one of its payment options. Even so, WorldClaw’s terms of service bar users in the United States and China from accessing the platform. The combination of its model sourcing, payment setup and user restrictions adds to questions around how the service is structured and operated.
World Liberty said it does not own or operate the AI platform WorldClaw and does not control the models available on the service.
The company did not say whether it owns shares in WorldClaw or whether it is involved in the platform’s fundraising or revenue sharing.
WorldClaw has connected to more than 300 Chinese and U.S. AI models and lists USD1 as one of its payment methods. Its terms of service, however, prohibit users in the United States and China from using the platform.
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